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Category Archives: Edmonton (Alberta)
City of Edmonton projects $150-million infrastructure funding reduction from provincial budget cuts
The City of Edmonton is projecting a $150-million cut to infrastructure funding from the province over the next four years.
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Federal grant of $1.48M will launch Downtown Spark event, help core digital business during COVID-19
The City of Edmonton will put a $1.48-million grant from the federal government toward two initiatives to support Downtown economic recovery amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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‘Best year in cargo charters:’ Edmonton International Airport rolls out $36-million cargo area expansion
Passenger travel is down to a trickle at the Edmonton International Airport (EIA) but cargo flights are looking up following a $36-million expansion.
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Opinion: Let’s reimagine our neighbourhoods for a resilient and cohesive city
The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated much of the world we know and continues to do so. Despite this, many of us have developed a stronger appetite for better connections with our neighbours. The Participatory Edmonton Symposium on March 6 and 13, presented by the City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues (EFCL), is an opportunity for us to gather, learn, share, and inspire one another to animate our neighbourhoods and communities.
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Edmonton police to move into new northwest campus March 1
Edmonton police will officially move into the new northwest campus on March 1, following construction delays.
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Gap between cost of owning and renting narrows in Edmonton
Renters thinking about buying a home may not see market conditions to make that leap more favourable than they are today.
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Growth in industrial and tech markets bringing much needed optimism to Edmonton in 2021, says CBRE report
Continued growth in Edmonton’s industrial and tech markets is anticipated to bring more optimism to the city amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to CBRE’s 2021 national forecast.
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Proposed Edmonton river valley gondola climbs to design stage after council approves framework
A proposed gondola in the Edmonton river valley moved one step closer to becoming a reality following an endorsement from council Monday to advance the project.
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Opinion: Defend Edmonton’s river valley from an unnecessary gondola
On Monday, Prairie Sky Gondola is asking for city council’s blessing to press forward with its scheme for a 2.5-kilometre gondola from Whyte Avenue to downtown — cutting mostly through Edmonton’s cherished river valley.
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